The Trailer Park: Worst Cruise Trip Ever

The last couple of weeks have seen the release of a few interesting new movie trailers. Of the batch we look at this week, Darren Aronofky’s latest film arguably looks the most promising.

‘Noah’

I’m not sure if it’s the trailer itself or just the sight of Darren Aronofsky’s name as director, but I’m sold on seeing this. Biblical stories have always served as great source material throughout the history of film, yet I can’t recall a really good telling of Noah’s adventure. From what I can tell in this preview, the movie doesn’t appear to be an exact telling, but rather a modernized reimagining. I’m surprisingly eager to see this, and I’ll likely do so on the largest screen possible.

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‘Maleficent’

If Warner Bros. could reboot the Wicked Witch of the West, why shouldn’t Disney do the same for one its most villainous witches of all time? After all, the castle featured in this evildoer’s story still stands monumentally proud in the middle of Disneyland. I’m a bit of a Disney fan, so watching this live-action adaptation of ‘Sleeping Beauty’ told from the perspective of the vengeful witch is a no-brainer. Even though Elle Fanning’s accent is already grating to my ears, Angelina Jolie looks freakishly malevolent.

‘Sabotage’

Since his team-up with Sylvester Stallone on ‘Escape Plan’ proved to be a disappointment, Arnold Schwarzenegger has decided to work towards his big-screen action comeback alongside some younger up-and-comers, including Olivia Williams, Sam Worthington, Terrence Howard and Joe Manganiello. Well, they’re younger than Schwarzenegger, anyway. Still, the action drama looks a thousand times more entertaining than watching a pair of old farts plan a prison escape. I won’t likely pay to see this in theaters, but I’ll give it a rent on Blu-ray for sure.

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6 comments

    • Alex

      Bill Cosby.

      My first thought when I saw the trailer was that I really hope that Russell Crowe asks Ray Winstone how long he can tread water.

  1. William Henley

    The cast of Noah really surprises me, but I am on board to see it. Russell Crowe, Emma Watson, Anthony Hopkins, Madison Davenport… Then the list of characters going all the way back to Adam and Eve… I am on board with this.

    If anyone has been paying attention over the past couple of years here, they know that I am a huge fan of the Fanning girls, and will see just about anything they are cast in. But yeah, I agree, Elle’s accent just seems off. Maybe they will do some extensive ADR and redo her voice before it gets released – that boarderlines on annoying.

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